Le jeu 12/12/2002 à 22:40, Juliusz Chroboczek a écrit : > Before your contribution can even be considered for inclusion, you > should put the definition file on the web somewhere, send the URL to > this list and ask for people to test it.
Guylhem had it on his page for quite a long time. Unfortunately, he has been reorganizing his stuff recently and I can't find it anymore (try http://externe.net/). > If you don't have web space > to spare (why? what's wrong with free.fr?), you can also send it to > this list, although some people don't like submissions filling their > mailbox. Well, I send it with the first mail, people will hate me if I send it again:) > (Can anybody confirm the issues that Nicolas is describing ? I use a > hacked US keyboard myself.) > > (The idea of putting oe on the ^2 key is interesting, although I'd put > ESC there myself.) The header states (c) 1997 so it had plenty of time to mature. I'd say it's been tested out of tree all too long by now The license of the file says its GPL, however given the author involvement with various projects (Guylhem Aznar, Chief coordinator, main contact of www.tldp.org) I doubt it will be difficult to change (in fact he has been asking for years people to send him layouts so he might try to sneak in a few other ones). He didn't oppose the recent kbd merge, for example. > Send it to fixes at xfree86.org with an explanation of what your patch > does. Remember that the committers do not necessarily read this list, > and that most of them are not French speakers. > > Then follow CVS, and complain loudly if the commit went wrong. I intend to. However I'd be grateful if knowledgeable people on the list could tell me if the layout has any chances to be accepted as-is, since I don't want to bother XFree86 maintainers and Guylhem with requests that have no chance to go anywhere. Regards, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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